Chapter 2122
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"Plus the debt from before … Let me calculate it …" The headmaster sank into silence.
Seeing a chance, Ye Wanwan beamed with joy. "Sir Headmaster, what's there to calculate? When I recover my memory, I guarantee I'll pay back whatever I owe. If I owe a single cent, I'll be struck by lightning!"
"Really?" the headmaster asked with uncertainty.
"Absolutely! Truer than real gold!" Ye Wanwan nodded frantically.
In the end, the headmaster sighed exasperatedly. "Alright, then I'll believe you one last time. Go lie down in your usual spot."
Ye Wanwan immediately lay down on the recliner.
The headmaster prepared for a long time before arriving next to Ye Wanwan.
Following the headmaster's incessant hints, Ye Wanwan soon felt the world spinning around her and became drowsy. A moment later, she fell into a deep slumber.
…
"Grandpa, it's so cold!"
Somewhere, somewhere, it felt like they were on top of a snowy mountain. Heavy snow was falling from the sky, and the giant trees around them were covered in snow.
The girl bent her back and followed the stern elderly man in front of her, cautiously walking forward. With every step, the snow would reach her knees.
"Worriless, follow Grandpa," the elderly man said to the girl as he turned around.
"Grandpa, I'm so cold." The girl shivered as she stepped on the snow.
"The pain you're suffering right now will be your greatest wealth in the future, understand?" the elderly man asked expressionlessly.
"But, Grandpa … I'm really cold." The girl looked at the elderly man with teary eyes.
The elderly man mulled it over for a long time before slowly walking forward and embracing the girl in his arms.
"Grandpa is so warm." The girl wrapped her hands around the elderly man's neck with her reddened hands.
"Walk by yourself when we reach the front."
The elderly man strode forward with the girl in his arms.
Ye Wanwan's heart trembled when she saw the scene in front of her. That imposing elderly man was her grandpa …
But where in the world did Grandpa go? Where was he?
"Are you warm?"
About half an hour later, the elderly man carried the girl out of the snow and arrived at a high slope.
"Yes, it's warm now." The girl stared at the old man and nodded heavily.
"Walk by yourself."
A moment later, the elderly man gently placed the girl on the ground.
"Grandpa, I'm hungry …" The girl held her stomach and looked at the old man pitifully.
"Worriless, do you still remember why you're here?" The old man turned around and stared at the girl expressionlessly.
"Grandpa, I know." The girl nodded. "Grandpa wants to train me to be able to endure hardships and work hard so that I can become a superior person."
"Since you know, then endure it. No matter how difficult the environment is, you have to face it with a smile, understand?" The elder said.
"Worriless understands!" The girl smiled faintly, but her smile quickly disappeared and was replaced with an aggrieved expression. "But I'm really hungry … Worriless's afraid I won't be able to see Brother Xiuran if I starve to death …"
"You!"
The old man was finally a little angry, but in the end, he sighed and started a fire nearby. "Stay here and keep warm. Don't go anywhere, got it?"
"Okay!" the girl answered.
With that, the old man turned around and left.
About a quarter of an hour later, the old man returned with a hare in his hand.
Sitting next to the fire, the old man cleaned the hare with a dagger and placed it on top of the fire to roast.
Soon, the aroma of the roasted hare wafted out. The girl stared at the golden hare with oil oozing from its body, and a trace of saliva dripped from the corner of her mouth.
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